Agriculture technician vs urban gardening specialist

Differences between agriculture technician and urban gardening specialist duties and responsibilities

Agriculture technician example responsibilities.

• Organize, manage, and analyze various geotechnical databases.
• Record GPS readings, trap locations, and visit information.
• Map features in the field using GPS and/or aerial photographs.
• Plan and analyze electronic component supplies per BOM build requirements.
• Determine and report as to their grade and condition according to USDA standards.
• Gain operational experience on CNC lathe, hand lathe, blue print reading and tooling changes.
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Urban gardening specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage a high volume of patient information from authorizing diagnostic procedures and scheduling patients.
• Used GPS and other devices to locate and map fields.
• Cultivate and harvest a variety of lettuce, spinach, baby spinach and spring mix.
• Possess federal USDA licenses for poultry and shell egg grading in processing plants within the state of Louisiana.
• water and weed plants move and display fertilizer, seed, and other nursery products; and wait on customers
• Involve in all garden classes, guiding students through propagation, harvesting, cultivation, composting and maintenance of the garden.
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